Why Iracing Truly SUCKS

Stop Creating New Cars, and FIX The Many Existing Problems

For many years, we have observed countless times where Iracing continues to prioritize QUANTITY OVER QUALITY. Iracing is no different than any other business - they have a limited number of staff members to create new content, and work on Iracing glitches. Unfortunately, Iracing has proven that they don't care about the quality of the SIM as much as creating new cars that their members have a limited amount of interest.

While Iracing staff members were busy creating Sprint cars, Street Stock cars, Indy cars, etc - they SHOULD have been working on creating a server system that could adequately handle the bandwidth for the Daytona 500 event. They SHOULD also have been working on correcting the numerous glitches in the Iracing system. If you are a regular Iracing driver, you are acutely aware of the glitches in the Iracing SIM.

Has Iracing corrected some of the glitches, and made improvements to their SIM? Yes that have. We aren't saying that they haven't used some of their staff to make improvements - we are saying that the staff-hours that was spent creating new cars would have been better utilized to correct glaring glitches that remain in the Iracing SIM.

Another Daytona 500 Debacle

Another year, another Iracing debacle. This is the second year in a row that Iracing promoted a grand Daytona 500 event. Last year, the server crashed, and they apologized, and issued Iracing credits to those people who signed up. This year was a carbon copy of last year. Apparently, the Iracing staff didn't learn any lessons from prior server crashes during special events.

Iracing staff member Kevin Bobbitt posted on the forum: "we have decided to give all members who registered for either race the $5 in iRacing credits. While Trevor wasn't listed in the original promotion, we wanted to give something back to everyone who raced or attempted to race in the World Tour Daytona 500".